Preferred Capital, a Leading Regional SBA Lender, Appoints Three Vice Presidents
WILMINGTON, Del. – May 25, 2007 – Preferred Capital (www.sbayes.com), one of the mid-Atlantic region’s top U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) lenders by loan volume, has announced the appointments of Rosemarie (Rose) Voltz, David Light and Robert (Bob) England as vice presidents of the firm. They will be responsible for originating commercial owner-user real estate, business and SBA loans in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Voltz joins Preferred Capital after serving as vice president and SBA manager at Commerce Bank in Pennsylvania. Previously, she was employed by Fleet and PNC Banks as an SBA business banking lender and community banking manager. She has received many prestigious SBA and community awards and resides in Doylestown, Pa.

Light previously served as vice president, SBA/CRA (Community Reinvestment Act) Specialist at National Penn Bank in Doylestown, Pa. He has also served in various lending and management positions in the Bucks County area including at the Bucks County Economic Development Corporation where he served as loan manager. Light earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from the Pennsylvania State University and his master’s in science economics at Lehigh University. He resides in Chalfont, Pa.

England formerly was employed by Greater Community Bank in New Jersey as vice president and SBA business development officer. He has also held various lending and executive positions with Interstate Net Bank, Business Loan Express and Business Lenders, LLC. England earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Bryant College and an MBA at Widener University. He resides in Ocean City, N.J.

“Preferred Capital is honored that we are able to add Rose, David and Bob to our growing SBA originations team. They are veteran SBA lenders, known as the very best in their markets for their SBA knowledge and customer service,” said Rocco Perate, president and CEO of Preferred Capital. “With six SBA loan originators in our lending footprint, we are well on our way to becoming a preeminent SBA lender in the market. We continue to look forward to serving the small business community.”

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